Utilities: Stocks in the sector

88 companiesTotal value $1.67T2.0% of the market

Today

+0.40%

Session of Friday, November 133 months +0.1%

Electricity, gas and water companies, usually with regulated rates in set regions, and power producers. They need a lot of capital for their networks and usually pay a steady dividend.

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The sector at a glance

In the session of Friday, November 13, the Utilities sector moved +0.40%, and +0.1% over the last three months, each company weighted by its value. Of its 88 companies, 55 up and 26 down. The largest is NextEra Energy (NEE), 10.6% of the sector's value.

The day in the sector

55 up7 flat26 down

The sector's largestNEE NextEra Energy10.6%

The sector in numbers

Medians, so that one company with an extreme figure does not move the picture.

Median P/E
20.5
67 companies with earnings
Sector20.5
Market19.8
Near the market
Median dividend yield
3.12%
of those that pay
Sector3.12%
Market2.22%
Above the market
Pay a dividend
63
of 88
Sector72%
Market42%
Above the market
Up today
55
of 88
Sector63%
Market48%
Above the market

Each company's P/E

How many of the sector's companies have a P/E in each range. Those with losses have no P/E and are left out.

companies in each rangesector medianmarket median

Each company's dividend yield

How many of the sector's dividend payers have a yield in each range.

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The sector against the market

The last three months, both from 100: the sector weighted by its companies' value, and the S&P 500 ETF.

Utilities+0.1%S&P 500-2.8%

Which weigh the most

Each company's share of the sector's total value. These move the sector's change the most.

The sector today

The sector's 100 largest as tiles: each tile's size is the company's market value, its colour today's price move.

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The companies

Largest first. Click a column for another order.

Market value, P/E and dividend yield as on each company's page, at today's price.

Comparisons in the sector

The sector's largest companies side by side: price, dividend, valuation and results.

All sectors

Today and over the last three months, weighted by the companies' value.

Questions about the Utilities sector

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Which are the largest companies in Utilities?

By market value: NextEra Energy (NEE) $177B, Southern (SO) $105B, Constellation Energy (CEG) $101B, Duke Energy (DUK) $100B, National Grid Transco, PLC National Grid (NGG) $87.6B. The five largest are 34.3% of the total value of the 88 companies on the page.

How did the Utilities sector move?

In the session of Friday, November 13 it moved +0.40%, and +0.1% over the last three months. The move is worked out from all its companies, each weighted by its value.

What is the median P/E of the Utilities sector?

20.5, across the 67 companies with positive earnings over the last twelve months. P/E is the share price over earnings per share, here at today's price.

How many Utilities companies pay a dividend?

63 of 88, with a median yield of 3.12% at today's price. More dividend payers on the dividend stocks page.

Which companies are in the Utilities sector?

Electricity, gas and water companies, usually with regulated rates in set regions, and power producers. They need a lot of capital for their networks and usually pay a steady dividend. A company's sector comes from the activity code (SIC) in its SEC filings. The page shows every listed company in the sector with a page on Ploutos.

Is this a recommendation on the sector?

No. The page describes how the sector's companies moved and what their filings show. It does not suggest buying or selling and does not take your own situation into account.

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Descriptive data from SEC filings and market prices.